Barry

A popular song from 1910
Words by Junie McCree
Music by Albert Von Tilzer


The sheet music:


Lyrics

  1. Everybody with a pedigree
    That’s been left them in a legacy
    Are allowed to feel proud
    They can point up to a family tree
    My ancestors were an old time fad
    In society great weight they had
    But my name came to fame
    Through the efforts of my Dad

Chorus
I am from the stable of Barry
B A double R Y
That’s because my mother did marry
M A double R Y
In the olden days
The Barry’s and Fays
Were the leading Irish clan
And funny little bowlegged Billy Barry
He was my old man

  1. Berrys come here from a foreign shore
    They just landed by the double score
    Every trip of the ship
    Brought more Barry’s than Brought Barry more
    Singing Irish songs they stood alone
    They had voices that were all their own
    Tenors, too, just a few
    They were mostly Barry-tone